Now that you have analyzed and discussed your assigned chapter with your partners and posted your information for your peers, read through the other chapter analysis from your classmates. Then answer this prompt in extended journal format. (No introductory or concluding paragraphs, but just one or two paragraphs of solid analytical information with proof, examples, and details to back up your points).
PROMPT: By definition, a dynamic character is one who changes as a direct result of events or conflicts in the story. There must be a change agent that causes him/her to alter beliefs, actions, etc. Considering that definition and after reading through the peer analysis of chapters 4-8, choose one or two dynamic characters in the story. What specific changes do you see in each as you analyze the story and actions through Chapter 20? Use specific details from the novel to prove your point.
Response can be hand written or typed. Just be thorough.
PROMPT: By definition, a dynamic character is one who changes as a direct result of events or conflicts in the story. There must be a change agent that causes him/her to alter beliefs, actions, etc. Considering that definition and after reading through the peer analysis of chapters 4-8, choose one or two dynamic characters in the story. What specific changes do you see in each as you analyze the story and actions through Chapter 20? Use specific details from the novel to prove your point.
Response can be hand written or typed. Just be thorough.